Former Rangers boss brands alleged rule breakers 'the thickest people on the planet'

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The predominantly deaf cast of Apple TV+’s CODA made history on Sunday as it became the first to win one of SAG’s coveted ensemble prizes.

Katy Perry was left absolutely stunned at the top of the power-packed American Idol season premiere with an unexpected performance.MORE: Katy Perry looks unreal in all-leather outfitThe three judges, Katy, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan, were joined by Normandy, a young woman and gamer with a voice that instantly caught their attention. Her baby-like girlish affectation instantly charmed the judges, along with her kitten-shaped slippers and gigantic carrot purse.The contestant mentioned in her introduction that she often struggled with being taken seriously due to her child-like nature and high-pitched voice.MORE: American Idol's Ryan Seacrest's famous ex-girlfriends revealedHowever, as she sang the first notes to Tina Turner's Proud Mary, she revealed a much deeper and huskier singing voice, leaving Katy taken aback."[expletive] this y'all, I'm out of here.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw made a rare public appearance together on Sunday at the 2022 SAG Awards.MORE: The most show-stopping looks from the 2022 SAG AwardsThe 1883 stars joined forces to present the Male Actor in a Drama Series award to Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae – and they both looked incredible in their finest evening wear. Faith rocked a sleeveless, silver animal print dress, while Tim looked dapper in a classic black tux.WATCH: Faith Hill makes heartbreaking confession about her living situation with Tim McGrawIn a sweet moment you may have missed, following clips of the nominees' performances, Faith could be heard sweetly telling her husband: "I love you."Tim and Faith have been happily married since 1996, and they now live in Tennessee with their children: Gracie, 24, Maggie, 23, and Audrey, 20.MORE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's jaw-dropping Nashville mega-mansion could rival a palace – see insideSEE: Faith Hill looks gorgeous in unexpected outfit for jaw-dropping new appearanceThe pair, who have found critical acclaim for the work on the Paramount+ show, joined the likes of Benedict Cumberbatch, Jessica Chastain, and Reese Witherspoon as presenters of the various awards.

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Nathan Patterson and Calvin Bassey have been named on the bench for Rangers Europa League tie with Antwerp.The trio returned to training on Wednesday and were filmed apologising for attending a party in breach of government regulations in the early hours of Valentine's Day.Dapo Mebude, who is currently on loan at Queen of the South, and goalkeeper Brian Kinnear were also named as culprits but are youth team players.It's the second time Rangers players have been involved in such a breach after Jordan Jones and George Edmundson were banned for seven games and suspended by the club for a similar incident.A letter attributed to both Steven Gerrard and sporting director Ross Wilson appeared on the club website that explained the club had taken

Nathan Patterson, Calvin Bassey and Bongani Zungu could all be free to face Livingston next week despite being fined by cops for a recent high-profile Covid rule breach.And Patterson is even available available for Thursday's Europa League showdown against Antwerp after being allowed back with the squad.The three players issued grovelling apologies on the club’s internal media platform after being banished into self-isolation for attending an illegal house party this month.But there has been no suggestion yet from Rangers bosses they will now face a suspension from Steven Gerrard’s Auchenhowie HQ – despite Jordan Jones and George Edmundson previously being punished with two-week bans for being involved in a similar late night incident at a

George Edmundson is making the most of life at Derby as he bagged the opener for Wayne Rooney's in-form side in their 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town. The big defender has made an instant impact at Pride Park as he found the net days after he rejected a pre-match huddle - something that was appreciated by the Ibrox faithful.

George Edmundson has been pictured standing during his team's huddle ahead of their Championship defeat to Watford.The big defender moved to join Wayne Rooney's strugglers on loan until the summer during the transfer window after a difficult season at Rangers.He was fined for attending a gathering with teammate Jordan Jones before being hit with a whopping seven game ban from the SFA over his misdemeanor.With first team football looking unlikely at Ibrox he moved south and made his debut as a substitute in a 2-1 win against Wycombe on Tuesday before being rewarded for a solid showing with his first start against the Hornets.And he caused a stir ahead of the game when he stood tall during the team's pre-match huddle.That echoes the stance of

Rangers' Covid rule breakers will play for the club again as he defended himself against online trolls. Bongani Zungu, Calvin Bassey, Nathan Patterson, Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear were caught breaching protocols at an illegal gathering and face a period of self-isolation.Earlier this week, Rae called for the Ibrox hierarchy to take a measured approach to handing out any punishments while the player identities were unknown.

Rangers stars caught attending a party.Manager Steven Gerrard tackled the situation on Wednesday revealing the stars involved - Nathan Patterson, Bongani Zungu, Calvin Bassey, Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear - have been removed from the squad and fined.The players should also expect a lengthy SFA ban similar to the seven-game sanction handed out to team-mates George Edmundson and Jordan Jones earlier in the season for a similar infringement.And Leitch insists he's lost for words when it comes to the rule-breakers at Ibrox.He told the BBC's Off the Ball: "I think that story from Rangers this week is another indication of our frustration."It goes to the house party point, these are individuals who ...

Steven Gerrard’s managerial skills and patience more than most.The on-loan Sunderland winger, by his own admission, has had something of a rollercoaster with the massive ups and plunging downs in his eventful Rangers career – so far.Jones, however, can’t praise Gerrard more as a man and a manager.The Northern Ireland star has seen his career go from the highs of helping Rangers qualify for the knockout stages of the Europa League to the lows of being sent off and suffering serious injury against Celtic to being suspended for breaching Covid-19 guidelines earlier this season, along with team-mate George Edmundson.Jones said: “I can’t speak more highly of the Rangers manager as a coach or a person.“I have nothing but respect for what he has

Bongani Zungu were caught at a party in the early hours of Sunday morning following the win over Kilmarnock.Youth players Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear were also present, with all five facing action by Rangers.Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland ahead of Celtic vs Aberdeen, former Ibrox strikers Thompson and Dodds were asked for their thoughts on the incident.And it was pointed out this isn't the first time such a breach has taken place at Rangers, with Jordan Jones and George Edmundson caught doing the same thing in November.Thompson replied: "You couldn't have put it any better, and with what happened previously, with the two Rangers players doing something similar, you'd have thought Steven Gerrard and his backroom staff will have been over

Barry Ferguson hit out at the behaviour of the Covidiots while footballers in general again felt the wrath of Nicola Sturgeon and St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin warned rule-breakers could get the season stopped. It’s the last thing Steven Gerrard needs ahead of their Europa League last-32 first leg tie against Royal Antwerp while they also close in on the title.There was no escape on the Hotline either for the unnamed and allegedly partying Gers stars following Jordan Jones and George Edmundson who were hit with seven-game bans earlier in the season and have since been sent out on loan.Alfie Mullin, London, said: “If it is true that Rangers players were allegedly at a lockdown party then the club should throw the book at the Covidiots.

Rangers players being caught at an illegal party on Saturday night my initial reaction was one of sheer anger.But once that rage settled the overwhelming feeling was one of disappointment and I’m sure Steven Gerrard will be the same.I just kept asking myself, ‘Why?’ I couldn’t believe that they could be so stupid and selfish, considering the tough stance Gerrard and the authorities took with Jordan Jones and George Edmundson.The only saving grace is that the club were made aware of the incident before the players reported for training at the start of what is a huge week for the club.If I had been in that dressing room and trained with these guys and then had lunch with them and THEN it emerged they’d broken lockdown rules then I can only

Rangers against any knee-jerk reactions over the alleged Covid rule breaches from players.The Ibrox club have launched an internal investigation after claims some players attended a gathering following Saturday's win over Kilmarnock.The allegations have not been verified but put Scottish football in focus again and earned football another public rebuke from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.Previously, Light Blues' duo Jordan Jones and George Edmundson were fined and banned for attending a party, with both now shipped out on-loan.With the identity of players potentially involved still unknown, Rae believes the Ibrox hierarchy will have to take a measured approach to handing out any punishments with the club on the brink of a historic

Rangers loanee George Edmundson ahead of his Derby debut. The defender was frozen out of the Ibrox first-team after a breach of Covid rules saw him handed a seven-game Scottish FA ban.